Top Residential Architects in Dallas, TX
By Hudson GrayLast reviewed
Illustrative image, not a project by any firm listed here.
D Home's annual Best Architects list is built from peer nominations, then vetted by a panel of judges. The magazine says advertising has no bearing on selection. These firms appeared on both of the editions we reviewed, in 2023 and 2025.
The List, A to Z
- A Gruppo Architects
- A. Michael Architecture
- AMDG Studio
- Arch House Collaborative
- Barry Bull Ballas Architects
- BERNBAUM/MAGADINI Architects
- Blume Architecture
- Bodron/Fruit
- Buchanan Architecture
- C A Nelson Architecture Group LLC
- Clinton + Company Architects
- Cunningham Architects
- David Benners Architecture
- Domiteaux Garza Architecture
- Eckxstudio for Modern Architecture
- Eskenasy Ferguson Architecture
- FAR + DANG
- Fuqua Architects
- Fusch Architects
- Ibañez Shaw Architecture
- Ikemire Architects LLC
- Janson Luter Architects
- Jerry L. Coleman, Architect
- Jessica Stewart Lendvay Architects
- JRAF Studio
- Larry E. Boerder Architects
- Laura Juarez Baggett Studio
- M Gooden Design
- M-Gray Architecture
- Maestri Studio
- Malone Maxwell Dennehy Architects
- Manolo Design Studio
- Marc McCollom Architect
- Max Levy Architect
- NeatBuilt
- OFFICIAL Design
- Oglesby Greene Architecture
- Shipley Architects
- SHM Architects
- smitharc architecture + interiors
- Studio EL73
- Symmetry Architects
- Turner Boaz Architecture
- Turney & Associates
- Welch Architecture | Interiors
- Wernerfield
How We Built This List
Every firm here qualifies the same way, on both the 2023 and 2025 D Home lists. That leaves dozens of firms tied, and we don't have evidence to separate them, so this is an alphabetical honor roll and not a ranking. Any numbered order would be invented. Firms that joined or left the list in other years may not appear.
We haven't worked with or inspected any of these firms, so treat this as a starting point and not an endorsement. Before hiring, check the license with the Texas Board of Architectural Examiners (TBAE) roster and speak to past clients. Is your firm missing, or is something wrong? Tell us.
Sources
Planning to build here? Read our Dallas, TX house plans guide.
Common Questions
Why isn't this list numbered?
Because the evidence ties. Every firm here qualifies the same way, and ranking them would mean making up a difference we can't support.
What should a Dallas architect plan for first?
Expansive Blackland clay and spring hail are two big local issues. Ask how a firm coordinates with your engineer on the foundation and roof. Our Dallas–Fort Worth guide has more.
